search

sawhney17 / logseq-calendars-plugin

MIT License
130 stars 18 forks source link

Recurring calendar events RRule boundary is restricted to the end of 2023 #52

Open joshoolin opened 11 months ago

joshoolin commented 11 months ago

https://github.com/sawhney17/logseq-calendars-plugin/blob/5524a523a861280d04695f1aafc95c4275a5bbbd/index.ts#L179-L182

jeremyforest commented 10 months ago

Temporary fix locally is to open the package directory, open the index.js file and modify the above line to a new date in the future (for example replace 2023 with 2024).

pacetheface commented 7 months ago

Hi everyone! Trying to fix this - when I open the package directory on Mac, it doesn't show the index.ts file.

Sorry for the ridiculous question. Still learning!

sawhney17 commented 7 months ago

Have you git cloned the repository or downloaded the packaged file?

Best Regards, Aryan Sawhney On 24 Apr 2024 at 2:13 PM +0400, ryanjknapp @.***>, wrote:

Hi everyone! Trying to fix this - when I open the package directory on Mac, it doesn't show the index.ts file. Sorry for the ridiculous question. Still learning! — Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or unsubscribe. You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread.Message ID: @.***>

pacetheface commented 7 months ago

I downloaded and installed via the plugin marketplace.

I downlaoded the packaged file then, placed inside the Plugin directory and Logseq told me there are issues and it cannot open.

furbysingh commented 3 months ago

FWIW I found index.16481dfd.js in username/.logseq/plugins/logseq-calendars-plugin/dist edited that file just searching for 2024 untill I found a thing at rrule.between(new Date( and the start and end dates are specified there - I made them 2020 and 2025, quit and restarted logseq and it seems to work well now...